Can you provide more details, so we could reproduce the problem? It works for me with sqlite:

This is being done against MySQL and here is an abbreviated version of the schema I'm using:

$ cat ../sql-src/schema.sql 

drop table if exists density;

create table density (
       density_id    integer not null auto_increment primary key,
       density       varchar(25) not null
);


drop table if exists startype; 
create table startype ( 
     startype_id     integer not null auto_increment primary key,
     startype        varchar(10) not null
);

drop table if exists starsize;

create table starsize (
       starsize_id    integer not null auto_increment primary key,
       starsize       varchar(10) not null
);

drop table if exists sector;

create table sector (
       sector_id    integer not null auto_increment primary key,
       name         varchar(80) not null
);

drop table if exists subsector;

create table subsector (
       subsector_id    integer not null auto_increment primary key,
       name            varchar(80) not null default 'unnamed',
       location        char not null default 'A',
       startx          integer not null default 1,
       starty          integer not null default 1,
       endx            integer not null default 8,
       endy            integer not null default 10,
       density         integer not null 
                       references density(density_id),
       sector          integer not null 
                       references sector(sector_id)
);




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The relationship should be sector->has_many_subsector and subsector belongs_to sector. Here is a sanitized version of the config file for dbicdump:

$ cat schema.conf 
schema_class RPG::Traveller::DB::Schema
use_moose       1

<naming>
        relationships v6
        monikers v6
        column_accessors v6
        force_ascii 1
</naming>
<connect_info>
        dsn     dbi:mysql:host=mydatabasehost.mydomain.com;database=st
+armapper
        user    AUSER
        pass    APASSWORD
</connect_info>

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and by the way use_moose doesn't seem to be doing anything. If I run dbicdump against that config file I see:

$ dbicdump schema.conf 
Dumping manual schema for RPG::Traveller::DB::Schema to directory . ..
+.
Schema dump completed.
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and the grep shows: <code> $ grep -RE "belongs_to|has_many" . $

Any pointers would be appreciated.

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